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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
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A DAMo' bKUo., LEN 1910, l3 3. sFklAG
"A street, rooms A and 5.
Gold filings from SO up.
Amalgam and silver filings, ST.
Painless extraction of teeth by vitalized
air or nitrOns oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, so
cents.
Best sets of teeth from SO to $40. By our
new method Of making teeth, a misfit Is i'm
possible. All work guaranteed.
We make a specially of extracting teeth
without pain.
Office hours from 8 A. N, to Pm. Sun
daVs frOm1O A. N to 12M msff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

WANTED - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
w Registry and Employment Com pany.
office and walting-rOom 100 and l I2 West
First street, up stairs.-Six carpenters, ~; 2
rough carpenters, $3.50, 3 plummers; /
man to go In country on salary; ] man that
understands how to manage branch office
In San Diego: 2 men for railroad work: l
stationery engineer; fireman; l csnvasser
on salary: ! stone cutter, "a; l man wheel
bricks; l hod carrier, SO: diehwashers.
good salary; 8 walters, $12; young man
to learn bakery business; man To learn chair
making; good man for com mission bonse:
caRvessers for pictures on commission; /
harness maker, "a: buggy washer, $50; a
horse shoer; hostler for livery stable: man
for country hotel; cooks, $50; man TO re.
pair harness; shoemaker; lounge m a ker.
$40 per week; butcher; man to dig ditch
and lay pipe; Q ironers; boiler maker; 10
graders; 20 men with teams, pa: ! salesman;
young man for shoe store; confident man
Ior outdoor position, on salary;2 painters;
experienced drafteman for architect Office;
boys; parcel clerk; sign writer; harness
ci,eeaner: salesman to sell rubber stam ps in
usy NY ana country; delivery clerk; / sales
ans,vs, a@v 70 represent San Francisco rm for
~ ,'nsrn .n california; bell boys; hard ware
~ man Of business ability and In
~ ~ y Nv; ~ mnnsger for concern, and other
posa1ons suitable Tor all kinda Of men.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

WAN1ED-AN EXPERIENCED EN-.
w gineer, one accustomed to running
stationary engine. Apply to DR.. e. ROB,
BINS, Electric Hannah Baths, corner First
and Spring streets. o3Itf
VNANTED-sALEsMEN sALEsLADIE
w stenographers, typewriters, copyists
applying to the CLERKS EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU ,361a 8. Spring st., rooms ana 10.
ooff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
r. R = LIE.

r. R SALE.
LSOk sALE~OLD fAfEns, CnEAr.
l. Apply at the Herald office. aeIa-tf
L,OR SALE-LOT IN THE DE CELLS VIM
= yard Tract, $21OO; easy terms. Owner
81 s. Main. O15-tf
NOR SAFE SHEPHERD AND CO
l. Spaniel Pups: IS. Address "llog wv
| Fancier,' this Office. o26-7tF LIZA
DOR WELL EsTABL MER-
l. chant tailoring establishment In a good
Location. Address Merchant Tailor. this Of
flee. Oct 30-3t.
DOR sALE-I5 HEAD OF DRAUGHT
BRYANT & BRADsCOM, Jackson-strert
Stables. cor Vine and Jackson sts. oc3l 5i*
NOR sALE-Si7, ,OOO-H CASH, 11OxI+e,
Il corner of Downey and Hays: $4,000 i'm
provements; lot 47x16O on Main, n ar
Twelfth. Howes Office, l3 West First.
o30-Im
LNoR sALE-1WO GOOD WORK HORSES.
L Apply to JACOB HAMMEL, half mile
from terminus OF Temple street cable line.
- O26-7t+
U0R SALE CHEAP-STOCK RANCH OF
Il 1000 acres: plenty of wster--as whole
or in parts. MILLS, CRAWFORD q FIELD,
Is Court street. oI1tf
II .OoK HERE'S CHOICE SCHOOL SEC
IL tons, San Diego county, $3.50 per
acre secures patent. Enquire Of ED. l..
BAKER, No. 10 Court street, Room 23. Los
Angeles. o26-7t+
LNOR sALE-FINE LOT COVERED WITH
Il choice fruit trees and close 10 University:
see it; a hargain only $500. MILLER &
HERRIoTT, 239 N. Main st. oc 25-tf
DOR SALE-PURE BONE MEAL, CHICK
l. en- Feed, for sale in any Quantity. LOS
ANGELES CARBON & FERTILIZER COM
PANY, Arcadia street. Oct 26-7t
EoR. sALE-INCkEASE THE QUANTITY
Il and improve the quality of your Oranges
Lemons and other Fruits by the use Of Per,
CARBON & FERTILIZER COMPANY. z
Arcadia street. Oct 26-7t
EOk sALE-BAkGAlN IN LOTS FROM
M SI5 and upwards. Only think of It.
me electric railway passes the tract. Inside
BUREAU, incorporated), 3l6 N. Main
street and 1919 W. First street, Los Angeles,
Cal. =. - oi-t :
LOR SALE -1SaO ACKES OF FINE
L grazing land. with water. Water com
mands 10000 acres OF other land; U. =.
acres of and on Seventh st., this city;
x3, 500 cash. Ed. /. Baker, No. 10 Court
st, room %. oct2s-7t
NOk sALE-THE CHOICEST SPOT IN
Il Los Angeles, either for a magnificent
home or to subdivide. Nearly acres on
nue.; beautiful trees and shrubbery HUN
TER & WALSH, 115 w. First ST. oct2Stf
NOR SALE-A NEW COTTAGE OF SIX
II rooms, East Lake finish, bath room and
pantry. stationary wash stand, and hot and
cold water all through the house; lot 5Ox
1886. Enquire on premises, Oak st., near
Washing gt0n. Cheap for Few oays. OF II
EOR SALE-AT JUNCTION STABILIZE,
7O5 S.uth Spring street. Y good horse.
/ for 800. 1 for $3.50. Both. gentle and
we'll broken. Must be sold soon. Both good
bargains and worth more money. H.
STEELE. now 3ttues irisnnf
TNOR sALE-A BAKGAIN-.Nkw HOUSE,
furnished, r0ons, sse1 sb chicten bnnss. nas,.
and co raj; lots, ali fenced and entirely
new; good ocation: parties going east,
rea, on for selling. Price x5 500 cash. Ap-
ply: Room IA, Roeder Block, % South.
Spring street, o28-l4t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

w business and make transactions out
side of real estate Office: large salary paid +,
the right man who can introduce business.
Address "RUsTLER," z. o. box 1882. Los
Angeles. Cal. oI5-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

SSe ofscisl List Of Letters remaining IN
Ms Postofice is published In the hkRAAD ~
Enndays'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

WANTED- EXPERIENCED PRESSMA AN
w to take charge of lob presses ut Los
Angeles Printing Co., 231 N. Los Angel s
street noyl 3tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

v reasonable rates at the st. NicbOlas
Hotel, Fort and Temple streets. Oct 81 If
LNOk kENT-Otfice in y, n. Main street
j Open Z A. N. to 8 p. N. Electric light.
Best location in the eitv. oct S-tf.
COR RENT.-THREE ELEGANTLY FUR
Il nished rooms. with bath and piano, com
plete for housekeeping. No. z n. Olive
street. Oct24tt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

nor RENT-THE NEW YORK BREW
i cry property on Third street between
Main and Spring street. with buildings,
cellarsStneludlng years lease. from Janu
AIRY LIST, 1888 to January 1st, 1891, inclus-
feet deep: lot on Spring street, 80 feet front
by 95 feet deep, with driving entrance from
Main street Inquire of CHARLES w.
SCHROEDER, Room Z, Mcdonald Block,
No. 25 North Main street. Oct 25-I0t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

L'OR RENTAL FROM So TO $40 PER
y year: safe deposit boxes in absolutely
fire and burglar proof chrome steel vault
Inspection invited. THE CHILDRESS
SAFE DEPOSIT BANK, ~ South Spring ST.
feh10.tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
FOR kENT-R.pspRks.

UNFINISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
rooms at II E. Fifth st Oc25 1m+
NOR RENT-NlCELY FURNISHED
l front room, $50 S. Hope street. O12tf
nor KRENT-PLEAsAET SUNNY FRONT
II room, nicely furnished; 221 Also street
O30-5t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

"A A'ANTED-FIRST-CLAS ROUND AND
w straight seamers on water pipes Ap-
ply at the office of Lake Hemet Water Com
pany, 25 N Main St, or al the works San ia.
cinto. +. l.. MAYBERRY.
cOetf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
WANTED-M.AE AaEAP.

"ANTED-BUYS BETWEEN THE AGE
w of l3 and 16 to act as Cash Boys.
PEOPLES STORE 1t
WANTED-A GOODsTOUTO OFFICE BOY,
w Apply to Southern California Land Co..
Baker Block, 244 N. Main street. nOv1if
WANTED-MEsSENGE BOYS FOR LOS
w Angeles District Telegraph Company.
Good wages paid. Apply at 225 North Main
street O1S-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

EOR SAIE--RESTAURANT; GOOD Lo-
L cation; low rents II months lease; none
but principals who mean business need
apply. Call at 2S}s East First lcet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

NOR RENr-FINE STORE AT 2il SOUTH
L Spring street; from NOvem Der /. Apply
to E. Wineburgh, 2O9 south Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

WANTED-THREE DIMENSION STONE
w quarymeD, 3 scabble's and laboreis
and br0wnstope cutters Apply TO los An.
gel BrOwnstone Co., Room IL. HERALD
building. poyl ct
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS. 8.


LOK IMMEDIATE SALES LIST YOUR
MEEKER & { o., 1912 Fourth st., San Diego,
Cal OoflG-ff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

NOR RENT-NEw SAFE DEPOSIT
J. boxes at Childress Safe Deposit Bank,
from SO to 500 yesr- Oct 3 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

L and driving horses, just arrived. by
BRYANT & BRADSCOM, Jackson-stree
Stables cor Vine aud JacksOD sta oc3I hix
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01


twelve onethird
eighteen montbs
o cent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

furnished. Z rooms, besides large hall,
bath-r ON, pantry. shed, chicken house
and co raj; s lots, all fenced and entirely
new; good ocation; parties going east,
rea,o on for selIiug. Price vt, 500 cash. APP
ply. Room IA, Roeder Block. % South.
Spring street, o28-l4t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

I O0K HERE'S CHOICE SCHOOL SEC
IL tons, San, Diego county, $3.50 per
acre secures patent Enquire Of ED. l..
BAKER, No. 10 Court street, Room 23. Los
Angeles o26-7t+
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
FOR RENT-M1sCELLANE"ls =.

ITO LET-STORAGE- ROOM IN SPACES
L to suit. GEO. W. MEADE & co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-04
WACO.
Disappointed in Not Getting the Orphan
sylum-District Court Opened.

Disappointed in Not Getting the Orphan
sylum-District Court Opened.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Oct. 3.-The news re-
ceived here this afternoon that Corsicana
hsd been awarded the State Orphan
Asylum, for (which Waco made such 6
stroug pull, was received with some
establishment, spiced with disgust, here.
Nearly everybody in Waco had made up
mis- mind inst the Central City was book
ed for the prize.
Tne October term of the District court,
with Hon. Eugene Williams on the bench,
opened this morning. The docket is one
of the largest ever known here. Judge
Williams charged the grand jury
to look vigilantly into viola
tions OF the new criminal
laws passed by the late Legislature. the
celebrated Zimpleman VS.. Howard land
suit, Involving valuable landed property
in Western and Southwestern Texae, will
De taken up tomorrow.
Waco Female College, the Oldest edu-
| cstional institution IN the city, hss be-
come so surrounded with railroads that
the grounds are more valuable for busi-
| ness purposes than q school. The trust
ees have therefore decided to sell the
grounds end buildings end rear another
| elegant eOitice at some more retired spot
The institution is under the patronage OF
| The Methodist Episcopal Church, South
| ia Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-04
"A DANDY BAND."
That SIS What tho Fire DepArims n. B.D,: e
Going TO He.

That SIS What tho Fire DepArimsn. BanG .s
Going 10 he.
There was meeting at the Ce0traI
Hall lsst evening in regard to
the new bsnd. The executive committee
and nearly 81 the pI&yers we're present.
Everybody was in The most enthusiastic
bumor.
The instruments Of triple fineness and
most exquisite workmanship were CREST
" admired, aud it Will rot De many dsys
ere the Fort WORTH public will be treaIed
to dulcet strains issuFg !heref-Cm.
There is excellent talent snd eXGerieuct1
musical skill among the members. The
organization was nearly perfected last
night, and viii be made known
in an early issue of TIRE
GAzETTE. Suffice to asy hat the person
mel of the Fort Worth FlFemen's Band
will be credltGb!e s.ikc 70 the department
and the city.
There is still lacking about $500 OF tde
sum required TO psy for the musics' r.
struments, and to day committee ~
solicit among the cit.zeps for the pa .e
of making up this deficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-04

O'Clock, Mr.. T. F. Simington of Farmers
vile, Tex, and MISS Els Ross, Rev. DR..
Bsnton officiating. The bride was ore Of
WestherloTd's fairest daughters, and Mr..
S!mington may well congratulate himself
on securing such 8 prize. Among the
friends of the family were noticed Col
onel E. P. Nicholson and wife, Professor
T c. Hart and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Ross, Nj. and Mrs. W. D. Carter, Mrs.
G. B. Rider, Mrs. S. NJ. Lewis, Miss
Minnie Nicholson sad Mr.. Charles Pat
man.
The happy couple boarded the east
bound evening train for F.rmersville,
their future home, taking with them the
best wishes of hosts Of friends.
The prorscted meeting at the Presby-
terrain church, conducted by Rev. DR..
Raymond, pastor, and Rev. Dr.. Moon Of
Sherman, is attracting considerable inter
est and is largely attended. The dis
courses of d.. Moon are very able and
are greatly appreciated by the people OF
this city. The services will likely con-
tinue through this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-04
K. OF l..
The Gtneral Asst m5'y o RS Oder OF
the knights of Labor Nom in
Annual HaSs. on.
The Mayor of minneapolis Welcomes
Them-Speech by Ralph Beaumont-Ad-
Cress of 7. V. P,wdor;y

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, o.. The
General Assembly OF the Knights OF La-
Dor was called 10 oTGer - Washington
rink this morning by j. p. VI GaUghey,
secretary Of me cooperative board and
chairman Of the lOcsl committee Of or
rsngemen's. The RINK wss handsomely
decorated and cortsired s70Ut 1000 peo-
pie. Nj. McG&u&aey 7s1d tc.e-rdms
from Mr.. Po1deTly sDa Secretary Itch
msn stating tnsY hal Jerl uG.v0iIsoly
delayed and could not srriy@ ill af.er-
noon. Governor McG,L Ect 0sen called
east and wss NOT xtle 10
make the address Il welcome
on the part Ct the stale. M,Gaughey
made brief remarks o. s1e Growth q the
order in the northwest, end introduced
Mayor Ames, VITO made g formal address
OF welcome. II response to Mayor
Ames' address Richard G:iffi,hs, general
worthy foreman, YVES introduced IN the
place of Mr.. PoWderly. He was followed
by A. A. Carlton Of the general executive
board. He spoke particularly Of the
growth of the order and said it
would appear when tie reports were
all IL, that the CIdsr was not going to
pieces, but was IN luallty stronger tEsn
ever. He decIsrsd tnat as many we're
deprived of the ri2hsful shsre Of the
products OF their toll, tle order would
have work to do.
RSlph Beaumont ct New York ere q
the best speakers Of Ile CrGcT, was me
next speaker. He SAD IL part:
"It is SAID that this organization VIII
30 down snd another organization,
grsrder and stronger, VIII be reared in
It's place. TIE work q this orgs5izi-
ton has iOt been &cCOmphs., e..
There are men in this orgs1izs5.uE
WIG will come b fore TIC coua;ry IS
leaders yet Twenty.fy years hence
men who ere il the order to-day viii be 8
power iii the laud. They viii tower II
the ranks with men like Biaine, and taeir
power Will be felt. The w0-G u tris or
gauizat!on has Just begun. Thee are
principles in it ths; arc bound to st1G3.
The people Of America cannot effort 20
| let the organization 60 down.
The convention adjourned until p N.
when MIR. Powderly VIII deliver ais i'd
dress on "The World IS K9ightleoJ
Would Maks It."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-04
b. AND o. TELEGRAPH.
All Financial Connection Between the
Railway and Tels graph Systems Sew

All Financial Connection Between the
Railway and elsgraph Systems Sew
cred.
NEW YORK, Oct ga Baltimore spe-
cial to the Times says: az can be stated
au:horitatively that the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad people hsve at lsst re-
fused 10 put up any more money to run
the telegraph compsIv, and Friday SAW
the last financial connection between the
concerns. The railroad people have for
nlSlly notified the officials of the tele-
graph company :bat Cn Gnd after October
| they need not expect aUy assistance
from them. Some weeks $50 ard jus.
bsiore the elimination OF the syndicate
scheme for the transfer Of the railroad
franchise {: meeting OF high officials of the
telegraph company Was held III Baltimore
with closed doors. The speculative
world 8as ali agCg about the matter, but
noting definite ever leaked Out e what
transDueG on that occasion. IL is now
alleged that this meeting Wa5 called TO
discuss the manner of disp0sing Of the
telegraph lines, anc it was then thst
President Bates conceived the idea OF
securing enough capital to purchase G
controlling interest and with the syS,en,
retained under his management make it q
formidable and 1T the ssme time
profitable rival of the Western
Union. To purchase it outrigh'
It would require $3,500.O00, while
G controlling interest would cost 81, 600:
OO0 Il Is asserted that Mr. Bates secured
the cooperation of several large capital
lists in his scheme, and to prove to then
that the expense could be materially
reduced without interfering win the eff
cheney CT the service throughout the
country general pruning of salaries ws!
inaugura ed. The whole situation is 81 in
;eresIiqg one, srd puts new phase OF
the telegraph aDd "a fact t1e entire Baltl
more ard Ohio COMPANY"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-04

every kind with the speTfection OF neat
pess and accuracy: The climax of josef
Hofman's executive achievements was
reached ii the csderza, long aHd elsb-
crate oBe By Rubinslein. Words iaii TO
describe the effect produced by the little
fellows amazing performances of this
tour de force. The audience, hardly able
10 believe their ears, spplaudeG
frantically. The slow movement
vas exquisitely played. In It's way it
was not al inferior test to the quicker
sections Of the work; but the charm with
which the tiny player "sgrg" his melo.
dies, his perfect calculation OF crescendos
and GineIduendos, his delightful use of
the tempo Tu2ato raised ceY sense Cf
admiration and establishment. All the
tender sentiment OF the music vas there,
and there In virtue of attributes that no
mustclaD, whether maa or boy, could
actually be taught. After the finale,
which was played without the slightest
falling c # i'll strength or brilliancy, young
Hoffman was twice recalled to the plat
form amid positive hurricane of
applause, and then lie was led by Sir
Arthur SulliTan to the Crown Princess
TO whom, Of course, he had been pre-
yiousIy presented at Berlin and Co1grat-
ulsted upon his success. The other
events CT the concert have 20 space or
time to dwell upon; neither were they
eUCh as call for detailed comment,
Enough that the philharmonic season
finished up with the most successful con-
cert OF the serles-eXCepting Only that g.
Which Nine Schumann appeared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-04
GAiNESFthLEs
c. Ii. Keller Turns Up Alive-A dormsnic
Acknowledgements.

c. IL. Keller Turns Up Al've-A'dormanic
Election-Nupuals.
Special to the Gazette.
GAISEsvLLE, TEX. Oct. 3.-The mar
rage OF Henry Friedenheft and Miss Min
ME Ho!dermsnn took place last nlga5 in
the presence of 5 large number OF friends
Of the bride and g oom, the ceremony be-
ing performed by the Rev. Leon Strauss.
The number OF presents was large. sad
the testimonials OF esteem aDd affection
given the brid8l couple were elegant and
costly. Mr.. snd Mrs. Freidenhelt left
on the Santa Fe last night for an extended
bridal tour.
Mrs. Paul Gallia left yesterday for 8
visit 10 relatives IN Mckinney,
c. II. Keller returned home to-day al
noon and hereby Ielieved2tbe anxiety othis
wife audefriends. lie stayed with friends
III 81, Louis instead Of returning 10 his
boarding. house, and Tor that reason the
kilograms sent iIquiriag about him were
not answered.
T. L. Upshaw was elected alderman foj
the Second ward at the specisl election
held to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-04
ON WALL STREET.
Stocks We're at the Mercy Of Inc Bears
and Little Attempt Was Made TO
Cheek tie Downward Moyas
The Close Weak 1T Or Near tho Lows.:
Prices OF ,hs Dsy-EverythiDg De-
cHned Except Western Union.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.

GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YORK, Oct. 3.-Tre stock market
was fairly ac.ive but waaE Throughout;
the day and material declines were made
81! over the list The hear party was
again active and aggressive, while their
opponents were indisposed to support
prices. Manipulators for decline had
full swing. Advantage wss taken OF the
unfavcIsple rumors in regard 80 Changers,
chief among which was the story that
the treasury stock of Northwestern was
being sold, TO which were added the in
faence Of decreasing earnings in St. Paul,
and the rete troubles in the northwest.
These, besides, furnished & pre,ext for
raiding the entire list, and g. number OF
the most active stocks were forced down
from l to 2 points. Western Union was
the only strong spot in the market, sDd
served to cheek the declining tendency
for some time during the forenoon. Its
special tirmne SIS was due to the continued
circulation of stories in regard To the &C.
quirement OF the Baltimore and Ohio Tel
egEaph system. The persistent attacks
OF raldets, however, wiped out most OF
its early gains before the close. The
opening weak at declines OF from 20
per cent. from Saturdays faal figures,
AID while Western Union WAS decidedly
strong the remainder OF the list WAS
quite irregular and soon became weak.
New England showed considerable
strength i'll the forenoon, and the losses
in the nominal list were kept Gown to
| fractions IN the evening, when the weak
ness displayed by Richmond and West
Point was the signal for general de
cline. The attack Wos especially heavy
on st. Paul during the last hour, and
most OF the loss was made al that time,
The close wss quiet but wesk. st or near
the lowest price OF the day. Every
thing except Western Union, which
light l3 Up and S. s. ps Us is l0S Down a.
Northwestern and Richmond and Yves
Point ,! esch, San Francisco preferred
and Omaha II each, jersey Central and
| Canada Southern l { each, New England
Is, Texas and Pacific, Pacific Mail, Lack
aWanna and Ere Is each; Norfork aud
Western preferred j and others small
amounts.
Railroad bonds dull End rather firm il
the forenoon, bur heavy TO weak later ii
the day The closing prices show small
Irregular changes.
| NSFC-ALASALS Nult dLkN WlsuOuG SGaNSC
COMMERCIAL RgsUMf.
special - sae Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Rauway oond,
to-day closet as iollows: For
Worth and Denver City at 81; Texa!
ard Pacific incomes ct 49,; Rios at 81
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
at 9l4; Gulf, Colorado and Sxuts Fe l.
st 1872; Missouri, Kansas ard Texas g!
st 914.
Money. 5@G per cent.
Governments dull.
Sterling steady.
Silver 90.
Wheat dull.
Cotton eleady.
Oil G8t.
Coffee steady.
Sugar lirm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-04
AUSTIN.
Assessment Rolls Received - Charters
Filed.

Assessmens Rolls Received - Charters
Filed.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, Oct. 8 The following
assessment rolls have been received since
the last report: Jones county, decrease,
s460,774; Johnson county, increase, s57,-
742.
All the reports are in except from the
following counties: Dallas, Brszos, Co
msnche, EI Psso, Fort Bend, Hamilton,
Lavaca, Liberty, Marion, Newton, Pano-
Ia, Peces, San Pstricio and Tyler. The
increase in valuation thus far foots up
1900, 600, with possibility Of its 60
ing to $50, GOO coo.
The following charters were fled in the
office of the Secretary Of State to-day
The Texas, Sabine and Northwestern
Railway Company, capital stock 81, 00O,-
600. The proposed line will extend from
Lousview to point at or near Sabine
Lake IN Jefferson county, passing
through the counties OF Harrison,
Rusk, Pamela, Shelby, San Augustine,